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By: Randy Bell
Much of the local area may avoid the worst of the hot and humid weather as we head toward the weekend. Afternoon highs will be in the 90s through Saturday but the heat index should stay below 105 across Attala, Leake, Neshoba and Winston counties. […]
After dropping for 46 days in a row, the average price for gas in Mississippi has risen for the last three days. It’s the result of oil prices going up after President Trump indicated that a permanent peace deal with Iran may not happen. AAA […]
Greg Nohra, a 1997 graduate of Clinton High School, joined the Clinton Public School District (CPSD) Board of Trustees on July 1 with the City now in compliance with state law after appointing school board members to staggered terms. A committee made up of Mayor Will Purdie, Ward 3 Alderwoman Amanda Jones, Ward 4 Alderman Chip Wilbanks and Ward 6 Alderman James Lott recommended Nohra to replace Derek Holmes, who has served on the school board since 2012, and the Board of Aldermen voted unanimously May 2 to make the appointment. Nohra’s term will run until 2031.
By: Randy Bell
The National Weather Service is keeping most of Mississippi including the local area under a Level-1 “marginal” risk of isolated severe storms from mid-afternoon through this evening. Damaging wind gusts will be possible. Heavy rain and frequent lightning can also be expected. With more showers […]
By: Randy Bell
After some flash flooding along the I-20 and I-59 corridors Sunday night, more heavy rain is possible today across a large part of Mississippi including most of the local area. The National Weather Service says two to four inches of rain could fall during the […]
There’s a better chance of heavy rain and flash flooding today across much of Mississippi including this area. The National Weather Service says some locations could see up to five inches of rain this afternoon and evening.
By: Randy Bell
Two young Carthage men have been arrested in a birthday party shooting that left a teenager dead and three other people wounded in Philadelphia. But Police Chief Eric Lyons says the case is far from being wrapped up… “These two guys we do believe were […]
By: Randy Bell
Many teachers are up in arms over a new way of purchasing classroom supplies. The Mississippi Department of Education says each qualified teacher has been allocated $748 in Education Enhancement Funds and they’re being told they can access the money starting today through a new […]
It’s the beginning of another heat wave in Mississippi this weekend. Temperatures will be climbing from the lower 90s today and tomorrow to the mid 90s by Saturday and into the upper 90s in some areas by the middle of next week. The National Weather […]
A giant Christmas tree will help Clintonians welcome in the holidays this year, and it’s being bought with money from an anonymous donor. The City is spending that $21,540 to purchase the 27-foot cone-shaped tree from an Alabama company, Jubilee Décor. It will be topped with a four-foot starburst decoration, which the City will pay for, increasing the tree’s height to 31 feet.
